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Elmore City, Oklahoma March 2023 August 20, 1947 ~ March 24, 2023 Charles E. Brady II entered this life on God's earth on August 20, 1947 and entered God's Heaven on March 24, 2023. He was born to C.E. and Mattie Brady in Wewoka, Oklahoma. Shortly thereafter C.E. Brady moved his family to Ada, Oklahoma so that his children could live in a college town. They located in Latta where Charles attended Latta schools, graduating in 1965. He then attended East Central University in Ada graduating with a degree in Industrial Arts/Speech in 1971. During his time in college, he also worked for the Ada Brick Plant, a furniture manufacturing plant, Hydroconduit building bridge beams, and Reece Scott Manufacturing building church pews. In 1972 at College Heights Missionary Baptist Church while leading singing he met the love of his life – Carla Phillips. They dated throughout college and were married on June 9, 1972 at Katie Missionary Baptist Church. They celebrated 50 years of marriage last year. Charles taught Woodshop and Drafting for 30 years and then Speech, Journalism, English, and a Bible class at Elmore City for the next 15 years. His wife, Carla, taught 2nd grade at Pauls Valley for one year and then 1st grade at Elmore City until 2015 when they both retired. Even though he enjoyed hunting and fishing, his family was the highlight of his life. He and his family were lifelong Missionary Baptist devoted to spreading God's Word. He always put the Lord first, followed directly by his family. They only had one son but many children that they considered their own. During his teaching career, Charles was the president of the local Oklahoma Education Association (OEA) and the spokesman for their negotiation team. He and his wife Carla were in charge of a zone teacher's meeting for southern Oklahoma for several years. He was also on an OEA State Committee for many years. He was honored by his former students by being inducted into the "Order of the Arrow" with the Boys Scouts of America. Even though his career was in public education, his career was dedicated to teaching anyone he met about life. Whether behind a school desk, a table, saw, a fishing rod, or a deer rifle, he lived to show everyone how God was in every breath. While at home with his family you could find him tinkering with a tool box, feeding cattle, or on a tractor. The man never was still a moment and never met a stranger past hello. His family that was waiting and welcomed him into God's Heaven include his parents, C.E. and Mattie Brady, his sister Wanita "Danley" Plunk, and a host of his beloved family. Services for Charles "Mr. Brady" will be at Elmore City First Baptist Church. His body will take a brief rest in Katie Cemetery until God picks it up again. He and his family are lifelong Missionary Baptists. His mission in life was spreading God's Word. He always believed in giving flowers to folks while they were alive to appreciate them. In lieu of flowers, help continue his mission by donating to: The Gospel Station, PO Box 1343 Ada, OK 74821 or visit thegospelstation.com |
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